Here I will first quote the words of One Punch Man, "Genos, listen carefully, my strong secret, first and foremost persistence. In the past three years, 100 push-ups, 100 sit-ups, 100 squats, and then running 10km, these must be adhered to every day! Of course, three meals a day should be delicious. You can eat bananas in the morning. The most important thing is to exercise willpower. I don’t care about winter or summer, and I don’t turn on the air conditioner. Take a day off! But in order to become a strong hero, no matter how hard it is, no matter how hard it is, I will persevere every day! Even if my feet are too heavy to move, I have to keep doing squats. My wrists make strange noises, and I have to keep doing push-ups! A year and a half After that, I noticed a change in myself. I became bald! I also became stronger! That is to say, I have to exercise my baldness at all costs. This is the only way to become stronger! Talking about new human beings and evolution, you fooling around there , is absolutely impossible, the real power of human beings is self-change!! ”
What did you learn? I'm assuming you learned this and the true theme of the anime "one punch man", if not, I'll say it at the end.
Originally, I didn't want to give myself a vacation during the Labor Day holiday, but I didn't study for two days in a row.
Off topic... Borrowed two books from the library the day before going home.
One is "Where is the Return" by Junichi Watanabe. It took less than 3 hours to read the story hastily. When the author's semi-autobiographical novel, the story of an extramarital affair was written.
The other is Haruki Murakami's "Adventures of Chasing Sheep", the last part of the youth trilogy, which is considered unrealistic literature... I'm just a layman. However, I have also read a few of Murakami's books, "No", "And" and "All the Children of God Dance."
Let's make a comparison between the two. Both of their works are very readable, and Watanabe Junichi may be even more so, and the audience must be wider. The books written by Murakami are still idealistic, which is what I admire about him. Here are just some superficial opinions of a layman... I feel better with an analogy. The works written by Mr. Junichi are like you walking on the streets of the city and encountering a person with fashionable clothes, appearance and posture They are all very attractive women, and most of them can't help but want to take a second look. And Murakami's work is as if in memory there was a girl who smiled at you and bowed her head, and you couldn't help but feel nervous. Let’s use the foodie’s point of view to illustrate that Watanabe Junichi’s work is like braised pork, with a fragrant aroma and just the right sugar color. Who doesn’t love it? Murakami's works are like stir-fried tofu with green vegetables, which are light, healthy and always at home. By the way, not only tofu with green vegetables, but since 2017, I have chosen to be vegetarian as much as possible. "Dance, Dance, Dance" will be read after the postgraduate entrance examination.
Back to the topic, cyber space - cyberspace security, when you are researching for me a year later, I hope I can casually say: cyberspace security.
But the process will not be simple... I stopped reading literature books since May. Literature, art and feelings are weak on the road of scientific research and learning, and they will die before dawn. Since May, I have insisted on getting up at 6:30 every day. Every day is regarded as a postgraduate examination of my own will, and I continue to improve myself. Write one blog post per week, preferably technically related.
The epilogue... perseverance driven by a strong will. You will break your limiter eventually...